S&T - Medieval Civilization

It’s a fun little strategy game, but unfortunately they forgot about it seeing as they haven’t updated it in a long time and yet still have things listed as coming soon. And the biggest problem is the fact that you would have to play hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of matches to try to earn enough gems to actually unlock what they do have available in the game. They need to just lower the cost or up what you can get from playing free. But as I said, fun game, but forgotten.

-When I started the game, it took a while to understand it. -made some purchases that did not work- and was no compensated for it either -game is difficult early on which forced me to make purchases - the purchases that did work, we’re not that great. -spent over $40 but barely win first 3 missions. -the map is difficult to navigate. If you pick your troops sometimes it gets moved on the wrong spot on the map and you can’t reverse that move if it was a mistake. The game could be a good one if it was cheaper to play.

I like the game but they are not updating it with more maps. Have had game for over a year and still says Land of Snow map “coming soon.” Done playing now!

I think you should add a multiplayer mode.

Needs more content. Way too few maps. More commanders, especially for free. A reasonable mechanic for upgrading legendary commanders as well. The xp system is so heavily weighted towards pay to play, that there is no point in having those commanders... unless you pay. A campaign with a story, maybe a King Arthur or a Romeo and Juliet knock off? It is tedious after the first couple of games. It feels like there is no growth or progress for the player.

Very simple and basic, good for when you’re on the move! Could you more features and scenarios.

Yeah this is my kind of game but WAY to small for the phone. Looks great was incredibly excited to play, to dive into a detail heavy game I could spend hours studying but with with the text on a on a black background being very thin that’s difficult enough but then seeing the even smaller details of every tiny color shaded territories it’s nearly impossible to follow any instructions. Not the developers fault because I’m not sure how you show a game this detailed on a phone. I have dealt with this same issue with Sid Meiers Civilization and with that you can’t really see anything except the tiny piece you stand on. When I buy a new tablet I’ll look this up again.

The buttons in the game fall outside of my phone screen. So I literally can’t progress in a part of the tutorial. Oh well.

Ok

Everything about it is ok. Not amazing but ok. Maybe just a change in organization would improve it. The learning curve is very odd since it just throws you in. If you’re considering buying, don’t let this review deter you. I’m just saying my opening experience and confusion. This is from a view of someone who just dowloaded it and didn’t understand much